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Beautii Decides to Get Her Coins By Herself on Episode 5 of Cutting It: in the ATL



Beautii Decides to Get Her Coins By Herself on Episode 5 of Cutting It: in the ATL (photo cred. WE tv)


Happy Saturday, my blessed naturals,
On Thursday's episode of Cutting It: in the ATL  on WE tv, Maja confronts Beautii at her 25th career anniversary celebration about her sending a spy to her shop. Maja meets with LaKenya to discuss doing business together. She tells her to be careful around Dedra. Mushiya and her husband celebrate their 10th anniversary, and we find out she can sing. Who knew! All should be well, but it's not!

Before Beautii's celebration, Mushiya warns her that someone told Maja about her sending a spy into her shop. Beautii tells Mushiya not to blow her cover. Little does she know, Mushiya already did it. After Maja confronts Beautii at her celebration, they agree to be upfront with each other about everything. Mushiya also warns LaKenya to watch who she associates herself with, meaning Dedra, but LaKenya doesn't trust her either.

1BlessedNatural: I loved Musihya's hair in her confessional (photo cred. WE tv)

After one of Beautii's clients approaches Mushiya about wanting to go natural, Beautii jumps into the the conversation and pulls Mushiya to the side. She tells Mushiya she feels betrayed, but Mushiya feels she should be called out about her dishonesty. LaKenya makes the good point that everyone thought Dedra was the one causing the drama, but she didn't attend the party. True! While waiting for her car outside, Mushiya tells Beautii that she is too emotional about everything, and I agree. The naturalista told Beautii she was on good terms with herself and Maja, but Beautii was not trying to hear it.

1BlessedNatural: Maja confronts Maja about sending a spy to her shop (photo cred: WE tv)
 Also, the running joke through the whole episode was Beautii lying about her age. Mushiya said she said should just enjoy her 59th year in the beauty industry and shut up. I cracked up! I agree with part of what she said. You're a grown adult; stop acting like a child. Maja, Muishiya, and LaKenya get tired of all of the drama and cheap champagne glasses breaking and heads to the parking lot. Beautii tells them she can get her coins all by herself. I think it's safe to say Beautii and Maja will not be doing business together! Next week, Dedra and Mushiya meet up. Oh Brother!

What do you think of this week's episode of Cutting It: in the ATL?

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